Patiswiss CEO Elif Aslı Yıldız Tunaoğlu denies graduation claim
Patiswiss CEO Elif Aslı Yıldız Tunaoğlu Leaves Her Position Amid Controversy
Recent claims surrounding Patiswiss CEO Elif Aslı Yıldız Tunaoğlu have been causing a stir in the media. Allegations of mistreatment of employees and doubts about her education background have surfaced, leading to Tunaoğlu’s decision to step down from her role.
In a previous news report, employees accused Tunaoğlu of shouting and scolding them, particularly singling out earthquake victims who were hired during a previous natural disaster. These allegations raised concerns about favoritism and unfair treatment within the company.
Furthermore, questions were raised about Tunaoğlu’s academic credentials, specifically regarding her claim of completing a Master’s program at Hacettepe University between 2011-2013. However, it was discovered that the program in question did not have its first graduates until 2015, casting doubt on Tunaoğlu’s educational background.
Additionally, Patiswiss AG, a chocolate company in Switzerland, distanced themselves from Patiswiss Chocolate in Turkey, citing unauthorized use of their brand name. Legal actions were taken to address this issue.
In response to the controversy, Tunaoğlu announced her resignation on social media, acknowledging a mistake in her handling of a consumer query and expressing remorse for any offense caused. She emphasized her commitment to promoting women’s empowerment and equality in the workplace, but recognized the need to address and rectify her actions.
Tunaoğlu’s departure from her position as Chairman of the Board of Directors was met with mixed reactions, as the company prepares to announce a new leadership structure in the wake of these developments. The unfolding events surrounding Patiswiss and its former CEO continue to garner attention and scrutiny from the public and industry observers.
